Tastes

Great 80 proof bottle. I have found a nice sweet and spice flavor in Wild Turkey.

This was not worth the $40 price. It was a little bit flat: a boring drink of bourbon.

This might grow on me the more that I drink, but for now, it is a bit grassy.

Meh. If the retail over $13, I definitely would be more butt hurt. It was fine for what it is, and what I imagine much of the bonded corn whiskey tasted like decades ago: thin, a bit bitey, and a bit sweet. It is a good novelty bottle, but not something that I would seek out again.

This has been the only Jim Beam labeled whiskey that I have been able to buy and enjoy multiple bottles of. Incredibly rich and flavorful, especially when compared to the White and Black labels, which I have found to be thin and harsh.

A great, inexpensive 100 proof whiskey. Little bit sweet, little bit spicy, and a little bit "why would you grab the 86 proof?" if this is on the shelf next to it.

This is nice and rich. I can find myself seeking different batches and recipes to compare the nuance, and enjoy the entire process.

It isn't complex. In fact, I found it to be milder than Four Roses 80 proof; but an extremely easy to drink, unassuming bourbon.

This has a lot going on, with it's Jim Beam high rye bill mingling superbly with the single malt contribution. It's a little bit of the best of both; like a ready made infinity bottle.